Lobos’ lamp design included in Ibero American Design Biennial
Spiral, a table lamp designed by Alex Lobos, professor and graduate director of industrial design, has been included in the seventh Ibero American Design Biennial, one of the most important design events in Latin America and Europe, highlighting design work from 23 Spanish and Portuguese-speaking countries.
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